*A misprint was made on the English version of this card. Its Psyshock attack was printed as saying "{{TCG|Confused}}" where it should say "Paralyzed".

*A misprint was made on the English version of this card. Its Psyshock attack was printed as saying "{{TCG|Confused}}" where it should say "Paralyzed".

*Additionally, the "Pokémon Power: Neutral Shield" text on the English card is red, which was unusual for a {{ct|Psychic}} card prior to the split of Pokémon Powers into Poké-Powers and Poké-Bodies. Typical Pokémon Powers on English Psychic-type cards are in blue, while some of their Japanese counterparts (including the Japanese version of this card) are in yellow.

*Additionally, the "Pokémon Power: Neutral Shield" text on the English card is red, which was unusual for a {{ct|Psychic}} card prior to the split of Pokémon Powers into Poké-Powers and Poké-Bodies. Typical Pokémon Powers on English Psychic-type cards are in blue, while some of their Japanese counterparts (including the Japanese version of this card) are in yellow.

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*This card is commonly known as ''Glossy Mew'' or ''Lily Pad Mew'', referring to its illustration.

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*This card is commonly known as ''Glossy Mew'' or ''Lily Pad Mew'', referring to its illustration. Despite the latter, Mew is actually on a rock.

Card text

Pokémon Power

Attacks

Pokédex data

So rare that it is still said to be a mirage by many experts. Only a few people have seen it worldwide.

Release information

This card was released as a promotional card. In Japan, it came with the February 1997 issue of CoroCoro Comic, released in January 1997. It was later released again as a special card at the JR Stamp Rally. The English version of the card was released through Pokémon card leagues in June 2002.

Trivia

A misprint was made on the English version of this card. Its Psyshock attack was printed as saying "Confused" where it should say "Paralyzed".

Additionally, the "Pokémon Power: Neutral Shield" text on the English card is red, which was unusual for a Psychic-type card prior to the split of Pokémon Powers into Poké-Powers and Poké-Bodies. Typical Pokémon Powers on English Psychic-type cards are in blue, while some of their Japanese counterparts (including the Japanese version of this card) are in yellow.

This card is commonly known as Glossy Mew or Lily Pad Mew, referring to its illustration. Despite the latter, Mew is actually on a rock.